Fill in the blank: The______software blade enables Application Security policies to allow, block, or limit website access based on user, group, and machine identities.
A. Application Control
B. Data Awareness
C. URL Filtering
D. Threat Emulation
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According to official CheckPoint Dumps correct answer is C. URL Filtering
https://www.checkpoint.com/training/ccsa/chapter3/
(question 3)
The correct answer is URL filtering, C
You can find it in some training questions on the checkpoint site
https://www.checkpoint.com/training/ccsa/chapter3/
very stupid question, especially when checkpoint combined these 2 features when other dont.
here is how they interpret the concepts and i dont see any fucking differences.
application control: “Enables application security policies to identify, allow, block or limit usage (based on bandwidth and/or time) of thousands of applications
url filtering: “Allow, block or limit web site access based on user, group and machine-id for a single URL or an entire URL Category. ”
typically url filtering does the allow & block part. if we talk about limit website access, i am afraid that is referring to partial website access which is application control.
Correct: C
Checkpoint’s URL Filtering software blade enables application security policies to allow,block, or limit website access based on user, group, and machine identities.
C?
A is correct
The key here is “Application Security policies” where the term Application = web application
Initially I thought like you, too. But URL Filtering is part of the Application Security. You can read it in the first sentence on the following site: http://www.checkfirewalls.com/URL-Filtering.asp
“The Check Point URL Filtering Software Blade integrates with Application Control…”